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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-24
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THE DAILY PRESS AND DAKoTAIAN
is published every evening, excepting Sum
TERMS OF suBsoRIpTIoN-By carriers. per
month, 81 co; per year, Si2 90; by mail, per
month, st cents; per year, $40 90.
Office Press AND DAKoTA1AN block corner of
Third ano Capital streets.
Telephone number 5.
BOWEN Il KINGsBURY. prop'tr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
NEW.YORK CITY.

William Long the driver who had charge OF the Dry Dock
Line car under Davis crushed % death on
SATURDAY. was held Yorkylo Police Court yesterday
TO await the action OF the coroner.
Captain Reilly of bark Lincuden arriving yesterday
from Auckland New.Zeaand reports that on Saturday.
thirty of Barnega the vessel passed the
wreck OF q schooner floating bottom upward
Patrick Kelly age twenty and Miles Korrigan age
OF No 12S9 Lexng upset large kettle
of boiling water while wrestling yesterday and badly
burned body They taken TO the Presbyterian
Hospital.
Mary June age ftythroo. OF No ii Roosevest, fell
from the building yesterday struck ON her head
and instantly killed.
While Fourieenths horse car was passing tho 22d Eegi
ment Annory yesterday axe apparently six
ty-ve fell his and carried out TO the sidewalk
unconscious ambulance passing AT the lime and he
examined by the surgeon and pronounced dead The
body the Ninth Precinct Police Station and
on being old wallet and nineteen cents were
From found on him there is
Stimson and ho comes from Williams
burg. His friends communicated with.
shipment OF canaloupes this season will arrive
at Washington Market today. They come from Nsw-Or
leans and will cost about 80 Dozen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
BROOKLYN.

The trial Of Butch" Miller accomplish OF John Green.
well the murder Of Lyman s. Weeks VIII take place To-
morrow in the Court Sessions. Under the new law
Greenw oil once the Court OF Appeals in
stead being tha General Term OF tho supreme
Court and final decision will be handed down IN a lew
months
DR. william Snvey who has been for fifteen years rec
Episcopal Church the Heights preached his
He has resigned 10 go 10 europe on
impaired health and viii sail on June 80 IN CON-
brother the Rev +. Summerned SniVey, OF
ilabush Dr. snively did not preach farewell sermon but
before the pulpit SAYING the Work
OF the church much important than The coming
going OF that tho latter was mere Incident lie
had only wishes for the church 10 express and
his people again when he returned from ms
fore residence.
The Throop Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church celebrated the
trenty.hfh anniversary OF is formation yesterday The
Lewis Ray FOoe pastor preached IN the morning
speeches made By eXsnpeiintenens at the
and in the evening addresses were
made x.Congtessman Darwin II. James and the Rev.
Alexander Mcr upon the history OK the church reception
will OF the church and It's missions
Among Brooklyn pastors who will spend The summer
Europe J. T. Behrends. OF TIE central t0ngre
gsuona Or. +. ngssol OF tho Puritan C9ngregat iona
Dr. r. Padin gtOn, of ie Fleet street Methodist Episcopal
c. Bum OF the Aionement Episcopal CHURCHES The
j. w Chadwick OF the Second Unitarian Church IA now
abroad and Dr. r. H. Meredith pasoreeotoi te IompAhs
Avenue Congregational Church, Will cross the ocean
The Rev Thomas Of the Congregational Church 1T
Brooknc Mass preached yesterday morning in Plymouth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
r0LLrIcLlNS rrZLLED Rr mn NAYOE

Mayor Hewitt sn puzzles the politicians hy his failure
to appoint the heads Of departments where there are
cances The applications and recommendations thus far
sent In b. the Mayor would nearly III volume Mr..
Hewitt listens whatever IL said ana gives no sign OF
what he ends DO. one o! the Mayors projects was
General Ftz John Porter resign - Police Con-.
nsloner and the Mayor would then appoint him Frc
commissioner. \ Iammany man WAS 10 he made Police
Commits This idea Las however, been abandoned,
IL f. understood.
Street Cleaning Commissioner Colemsn's term is'so
nearly ended that cast his place In
the OF ambitious man II could be made an inn
poriant place In the way NJ appointments II Is second
only 10 the DEPARTMENT Of Public Works No one has
been prominently named for the place. aside from Mr.
Coleman. The Mayor will only agree to appoint man
who has been TO handling largo bodies of and
has given evidence OF possessing executive ability
In the meantime Iainmsny Hall thinks u has been
treated shabby by the May while s rival, the County
Democracy has Jared extremely well.
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and l9 passengers Arrived at the Bar
Ca ay at sa
steamer Seneca Walker Newport New. and West Point
Steamer ouysndotte Kelley. Richmond, city Point and
Steamer John GIBSON Young GEORGETOWN, DC, and Alex
Steamer Herman Winter. Halett Boston. with mdse to
sa saii ocrd e' S Nv
(Br), stafford, Natal Brazil, 81 days. with
sugar Bank Of british North America vessel to Hor
days with fustic son4; vessel to
e9dsa @ oS May TO-
pafS Albert DAM Vsneon SANTA cruz cnSa l5 days.
with mahogany 70 As' Bros Vessel to Aason CO.
TO order; vesse. to master
wood Sf siGls 9TH fEebaaa Bros ssn
B Brs aSfy y SIMPSON capp CO. WIN "
ce SsTe sc CO. ges: 20 Hansr cS WIN
sUNsET.-At Sandy Hook wind light E; cloudy. At
City Island. wind light. Sc; cloudy.
Arrived Yesterday
steamer Crete qrl James Huevn May ls Gibraltar 49,
With mineral to eTsop s CO. Vessel S to simpson, spence
steamer Anoor (Br Carson. Boston, IN ballast to Funch
seIr Lizzie Matheson Mckay Gonaives 10 days. with
logwood to Lyon q Co. vessel to master
SAILED
Steamers Warwick. Avonmouth: Calico
ham tS LAT AntTsrp ournum koehe0rt
Bark Mignon. for Matanzas
Anchored at City Island-Bark Harry Buschmann, for
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL June 3-Sailed steamer The Queen (Br) Rob-
inson NewYOrk.
QusKssTowS June 5-sailed steamers servia (Br) Nc.
Kay. and Wyoming (Br Rgby. rom Liverpool hence Tor
New-YOrk.
ROTTERDAM. June 4-sailed steamer W A schoen (Dcl,
BaKkr, Now-York
ANTWERP. June i-Sailed. steamers Waesland (Belgl.
Buschmann New.York Pieter Coninck (Belg Smt,
for Boston.
HAvRR June 5Auved, steamer La Bourgogno dr. Fran
gueL from New.York.
HAVANA June 4saiod steamer OF Washington, Ret
tig, Mexican ports hence for New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
PROPOSING MARRIAGE TO PRISONER.

Ollie sutton the girl who assaulted in dlsordory
house gton-st few nights by tho proprietor.
Caroline wpen who has been confined In the House OF DE
tenon since pending her assalnts trial. has received
several letters mpay Of them being proposal Of
marriage journ tailor In Milford Mass The let.
reads iolowsi
MISS Seeing and reading your puful story NAL
bOG wuc you tIs AOte. pity you IRON my heart am
TAILOR by trade and Of steady han% VIII make as good
home need be aud viii share troubles along
with III hc only glad 10 Try 10 make happy
Forget the past Don't feel bad al heart falling foi from
falling free Will refer You 10 the priest of
parish the Rev Father fnrlvan oil ~ Mary Church
IL my standing Hoping this viii favor and
Iesv0ud with ue III can gemcntS VIII now
close hoping TO hear from you soon lonrs I'll then.
JAMES II. WALKRR,
with T. H. McDermott 81 Main. At, Mifo ri Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

The last betting Is to agsnst Tenebreuse' to
against The Baron TO against KrakAtoa to on Merry
HAMPTON tho favorite and to against Monarque The
others ware not mentioned in the betting
good start was made Luo lie sancy taking the
lead followed by The Baron Merry Hampton and Bavarde
Frapote last After rs yards Monarque
Welded fifty lengths along the incline LIE eancy made
play last round The Baron went to the front along
side Tepebreuse and Merry Hampton Tencbreuse then
w eut ahead and easily by two lengths.
Grand Prize of Paris Of 900 francs Q00) In specie
given half the City Of Paris ana half by the FIVE great rail-
way companies for entire colts aSd s fOssd IN lssa Of
OO6 francs s2O0 each 600 francs forfeit and 500
francs Sl0n) only declared by midnight on May 1857
the second receive 10000 francs (S2 O0O and the hr
5000 frabcs (s 000l ont OF the stakes weghs-cos Do
kilOs abou stone ii NJ FLIES 5in kilos about stone
M distance about 5000 metres outer circle (aoout lie
mlles) $40 subscribers.
r. Aumonts b. Tenebreusc by Mourle or saxiirsge New
NJ Dawson's b. G. The Baron. by XenOphon. fanrnm :,
Baron A. de Schicklers b. Krakaoa. by Thunderbolt
J. simons b. Merry Hampton by Hampton,
Baron A. de schicklers gr LIE sancy by AtlanticGem
Count de BerteuIs Vanneau. by Perplexc- orolan
c. J. CHI Frspotel. by Zut Mademoselle de
Michel Ephrussis br.t Bavarde by Hermit Basigue y
Michel Ephrussis b. C. Gournay, by Putus'Grena
p. Aumonis B. c Monarqus by sa1iirage bestinee
p AumOnts b. c. Saint Luc by NJ ourie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

The League for the present week as fO0w3:
MOnddyPittshUrg Detroit. at Detroit; indianapolis
Chicago. at indianapolis; Philadelphia VS. Newly Orkat
Philadelphia ashngtOn vs. Boston. at washington
Chicago at indianapolis Philadelphia New York, at
Philadelphia Washington Boston at Washington.
Wednesddy-Detrot Vs. Pittshurg. at DetrO indianapolis
Chicago at indianapolis Philadelphia vs. New York, at
Philadelphia Washington VS. Boston, at Washington ,
Thursddy-NewYOik Is. Washington. at Polo Grounds
NewYOrk Detroit Indianapolis a. Deroit Chicago
Pttsburg. at Chicago; Boston VS.. Philadelphia at Boston
Frfddv-New.York Washington, at Polo Grounds New
York Boston 4. Philadelphia, at Boston Chicago va
Ptsburg, Chicago; Detroit indianapolis at Detroit
Saturddy-New.YOrk vs Washington, a; Polo Grounds.
York; Boston Philadelphia at Boston; Chicago
Ptsburg at Chicago: Detroit Indianapolis at Detroit
The Association schedule games for the week fol-
lows:
Monday metropolitan ST. Louis ut St. George. Staten
Island; Athletic Cincinnati at Philadelphia; Baltimore
Louisville at Baltimore.
Tuesday -BroOkyn Cleveland. at Washington Park
Brooklyn Metropolitan ST. Louis al ST. George, staten
leland; Athletic Cincinnati Philadelphia Baltimore
Wednesdar Brooklyn Cleveland at Washin gton Park
Brooklyn Metropolitan ST. Louis at st. George Staten
Island Athletic Cincinnati at Philadelphia baltimore
Louisville at BALTIMORE.
Brooklyn Metropolitan Louisville at St George Staten
Island; Athletic St Louis, al Philadelphia; baltimore vs.
Cleveland. at Baltimore.
frfaay-BrooklyB vs. Cincinnati. at Washington Park.
Brooklyn Metropolitan Louisville, AZ 81 Geoge Staten
islands Athletic VS. ST. Louis, at Philadelphia Baltimore vs.
Cleveland at Baltimore -
Sottpddy-Brookyn vs. Louisville at washington PARK,
Brooklyn Metropolitan Cincinnati nt 81 GeorIe Staten
Island Athletic ST. Louis, ~ Philadelphia Baltimore
Cleveland at Baltimore.
The Cuban Giants play to-day against the New York Re.
serves at the Polo Grounds
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Rrooklyn .........2 2 2 3 O-lO
Cleveland ....;;....;;..l 3 o o o.

brooklyn dsn n...'-.-''...........I O. %
Earned rnns-Brooklyn 8; Cleveland. first base By
eYrors-Brooklyu, Cleveland. Struck out-Brooslyn.
o. Cleveland. 3. Left ON Brooklyn d; Cleveland 10
First base Oh bas-Burch 2 SwartwOod Strcker. il
Mann |: Allen. g. Home runs-SwartwOo1 i. IhreeDase
hts-McTamany 1. Two-basehits -swartwooi l. Phillips.
/; Allen / snyder Double plsys-None. Wild pitches
Harkins Passed ballso BrIeD, Stolen bases-BIook.
lyn l. Cleveland T. Umpre-Mr. Knight Iime-230
People who watch the Of the in which the
club completes have at last come 10 expect their
fayorites only when Keee the great pitcher. PLAYS
With Wech George pitching tho whole nine apparently
goes TO pieces club still holds the lead in tho
race for the only the smallest GIN hav
ing lost one game its Boston opponents The New
York nine is third less vctoeS than Detroit and
with five The Philadelphia nine Is not far be-
club having sixteen victories and nfteen de-
fears The Chicago champions also PLAYING in better
form and may yet strong factor in the championship
race The two victories OF Chicago Detroit
were tie surprises the week Washingons two victories
York depored, but were not much oil sur
prise. The 10 date is as follows;
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with T. IL. McDermott 81 Main.st.. Milford, Mass.
ApPRAIsIYG PROPERTY FoR scHooL SITES.

APPRAISTNG PROPERTY FOR SCHOOL SITES.
bill was passed by the Legislature at its last session
authorizing the Board OF Education to sites
buildings by the appraisal OF the property required
President Simmons said yesterday that 1t of tho
iu pOitant with regard TO DOL matters
that has been received for some time. The matter
brought MP before the Board OF Education by Commits
sioner sprague last winter Heretofore all property
school sites had 10 he purchased IL Whatever price the
hXed upon 10. In the districts OF tue city II
was admitted tha, location OF school improved the
nelghborlOOd IN VIII ch II placed. but In many in
stances spectators would oh ain control Of the hes.
and fix their own prices which the city would have to
pay by the terms Of the new bill commission Ii
pointed to apprase the property desired for school par
poses al q fair market value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
A SUNDAY BASEBALL GAME.
CLEVELAND BEATEN BY BROOKLYN.

CLEN LLAND DEhI I'm DI DINOONLf4N W
RECORDS OF TIE CLUBS TO DArE-GAMEs FOR THE
PRESENT WEEK.
Tho Brooklyn Club resumed Sunday baseball playing at
Rdgewood Park Long Island YESTERDAY having the Cleye
land nine opponents The weather cold and raw
and summer beverages were sought after The
grand crowded and the free seats that
branched out The crowd chcere ferociouy
when play pleased them especially. but the throng was
nevertheless well behaved and orderly The itself was
poorly played really interesting spite OF the close
ness of the score Of the final result Har
kns poor of the bali and his delivery was batted
rather freely consequence. "Cub" Stricken the dmnu
tive Weserner wildly ceered upon the slightest pretext
The Cleveland men lead up TO the eighth inning
when Brooklyn players scored three runs and won the
a1yas "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Investigation OF charges of embracery against sharps
Jurors, Court of oyer and Terminer . o- =, ~
Trial Of Jacob Sharp for bribery Court OF oyer ana Ter
miner - ,,. @. co. s....u
Island; New.York Reserves vs. Cuban Giants Polo
Elections Tor officers Produce and Cotton exchanges
Reception TO William O. Bricn Press Club Rooms D. m
Dedication OF Actors Monument Evergreen Cemetery, )
Rins practice OF 9th Regiment az Creeimoor range.
Close OF entries for Atlantic Yacht club regatta
Hudson River u cht Club regatta.
Adoph Reich murder trial General SESSIONS
Academy OF sciences, Columbia College, D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

Garvey. az, thirty OF No 40: East Fifty.
nnhst the Harlem Police Court yesterday for
trying extort money from Philip C. Sanders. liquor
dealer at CG2 Thirdavc Garvey into Sanderss
saloon about p saturday and locrol around after
taking drink unt midnight lie then exhibited special
deputy sherIfs badge No 537. and LAYING his hand
Ssnderss shoulder said; 81 want you ] am detective
prisoner" Sanders prepared TO accompany
tie and ust as they were about 10 start Garyoy said
1--WE this matter Give So and It's all right"
Sanders behind the bar, marked five dollar bill
handed Garvoy. Garyey took the money
Sanders snatched the badge OF his vest seized held
until the arrival OF police otcer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
NEVIS fA,H 1HE SUBURBS.
IEKsEY CITY.

John Garrran OF No 2la McWhorter-si Newark. while
riding with friend IN Bergen Yesterday afternoon
thrown and dangerously injured. lilo was
taken 20 the city Hospital
Some IongshoTemen who walking through Hudsonst
yesterday discovered tho body OF man lying on
oi the sidewalk front OF No 80. The man
proved to William Brown. sXty five. Of Domnick st.
New and the In front Of which he was found Is
oUped by his daughter tho wife OF Jeremiah FORD he aV
father the house M II saturday and
stated that Intended all night he had quar-
relied his vie II Is supposed that e fell out OF the
window. The body removed TO the morgle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
NEW-IERSEY.

PATRRsox-The body of IN advanced state OF Dc
yesterday lonely spot the mountains
Haltdon From the clothing 1t supposed 70 be tat OF III
Sedden, aged wldOwer who boarded az No - " His st.
disappeared April II. e ont Of wor~ ani do
spOndont The Of death There
10 marks OF violence the body.
HoBoKKNA young man who was picked np drunk satnr-
day lad SO 900 Of mining stock IN HIS Possession lie
gave his Jan Greeley ana sat he
stock tngs have been received OF Arthur T.
IornboWtr missing bank teller Hudson Council Royal
Arcanu OF which he il treasurer, held special meeting
Yesterday and found that hg TO two
ago when lie and oector 1tnuoT compared thor
hooks. The examination OF DJrnbOwcTs accounts IN Tic
bank VIII probably be completed today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
O,I,fPROVE GRAIN INSPECTION

10. IMPKOFE GRA7N 1NSPECI7ON.
So many have been made the Board OF Man.
OF fsvortsm shown in the inspection Of grain by the
nspectors Of the Produce Exchange and Of the mixing by
warehousemon screenings with grain that the board has
called attention old rule which have been
elected OF late This intended 10 avorism
Iupon of kind Tn rule provides that the railroad com
shall withhold the inspectors
all knowledge a. TO whom the grain received skipped be-
engA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

RATION The new line Of horse cars Barlow Tho
Sound city Islsni fun oucraton Yesterday
carried undrcs Of The cars connect with trains
Roche lie AVID atlem River over tie branch osd
OF the New-lOIE. New Haven and Hartford line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
PROBABLY FATALLY STABBED.

jeremiah Glavn. twenty Of No 40l Waters and
Edward heehan. printer OF No ll5 quarre,led
Saturday evening Gavn pulled out knife aud plunged
IL into Sheehaps night side. Blood immediately spurted
through sheehans clothes and sprinkled the sidewalk
GlayiD away but captured In Cherryst He
gned In Essex Market Police Court yesterday morning aud
held by Justice Murray To await the result OF Sheehans in
jures. The latter lies IN Gouverneur Hospital where tie
Pity sieIans think that he is badly injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
HOME NEWS.
ppoM1NENT ARRIVALS.

Jy0h <ysnus Rotel-The Hon. James O. Blaine OF Mainci
Charles Emory Smith, Of Philadelphia and EGwin Booth
WYndsor EofsL-Count Ganay Of Paris and Erskipe NJ
Phelps Chicago. Gasey Heuse-senator d. ~ saDin
of Minpesota Everett Houys-Emmons Blame OF chicago
- Clarendon Hote-Cavendlsh Boyle, Colonial Secretary
O. Bermuda Jamtt Hote-Cech Uiay anu INA
Lieutenant 0ianni Bettlnl OF Italy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK ........SUNDAY, JUNE Q, 1887.
ARRIVED
Steamer Alaska tr1. Murray Liverpool May %. Queens
town 80 with mdse and 1876 10 Undehil Il
Co Arrived at tho Bar Al 1888 m.
steamer La Normandie (Fr do Kersabc Havro Nav %.
with mdse and 53 10 dc Beban Arrived at the
Bar at 3.50p
steamer Colon. Henderson, Aspinwa days. with mdss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

The Eastern ana Western clubs belonging the League
finished series Of games together Tuesday The
clubs the majority Of the played. cipiur
victories from Their opponents 10 twenty
fol the The Boston did the best work.
winning fourteen games played and losing
OF the Western mines. The New nino
The OF the the
Ne AM East follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
suDrses. 425 Sets. 72i Moon sets sos Moons1g, Is
WATER.
A.M-sandy Hook 7.5l Gov. Ispd 500 Hell Gaia. Dos
P.A-sandy Hook. S0i Gov. Isrd 6:lS Hell Gate. 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

The race Intercollegiate pennant Is beginning
have Of procession The Yale has not lost a
game az vet and followers OF the blue
betting hat Yale will not lose game during ito race Mnch
OF due tho strategic pitch
siagg Few professional pitchers If any could dnp
cate Saturday baters Of the Prime etOn
College nine made but baseht with the Columbia
games thrown out the clu rs stand follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.

100 " b5lfL
uours-s 10 IL bto Z Diseases OF the Nervous system
Genlto. rnary organs Impotence and storIiltY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

The Eastern and clubs OF the American Associa
ton present playing their second series OF To-
gcihor The Western clubs have 10 date done by far The
better work Louis club has made the remarkable
winning nineteen out Of the twenty.one games
payed against Eastern mines losing each to the At
ec Brooklyn clubs The records Of each section are
10
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Announcements

FpfLFPsY-A near and dear one, rs well rs
my friends having been cure in such wonderful
manner humanitys sake make IL known TO one
calling o addressing me-
MRS. J. Z. DECKER 25S West 5jth st., NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

struggle for honors among the American Association
still watched with deep interest yet the general
opinion be that the ST Louis club VIII again capture
first place easily. The Western champions playing re-
markable game and have far thirty ont Of the
thirty PLAY The Baltimore club occupies second
with twenty victories and thirteen defeats Tho
recnr 10 a foOWs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

At the Brooklyn Saturday Gazelle stakes
VIII be the chief feature OF the sport Firenzi FageO
letta and Amy will probably meet again that
sion.
The remaining stakes to be at Jerome Park the
Sequence Stakes aud the Belmont Stakes Thursday
~ looks as II the Dryers have on both which
they will ioreciose with Kngfsa and Hanover ' Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
THE BARON AND MERRY HAMPTON BEATEN.
TENEBREusE WINS THE GRAND PRIZE OF PARIS AT
Ia To

PARIS 5The for Grand Prize OF Paris was
run at Chany to-day and by NJ. p Aumonrs bay
1ly Tenebrsuse. NJ. Dawsons bay colt The Baron was
second A. de schcklcs bay colt Kakstoa third
The other Merry Hampton. Monarque Saint
Inc 10 sancy, Frapoel Bavaria Gournay and vannsau